This is the story of how a vanity or medicine cabinet goes from your architect's plan to a finished bathroom: who touches it, what you approve, and what we take care of along the way.
You send the plans, elevations and finish schedule. Our quoting team reads them unit by unit and sits down with your architect or designer to understand what the space is asking for: the size, the look, how it's used.
What you bring: drawings and finish specs. What you get: a clear, itemized quote by unit type.
Every piece gets its own shop drawing: dimensions, door and drawer layout, top, finish and hardware on one sheet. Nothing is cut until you and your designer have signed off.
Your part: review, mark up, approve. Revisions are part of the process, not a problem.
Color on a screen is a guess. So we send real finish samples: the species, the grain, the stain, the sheen. You approve the actual surface your clients will touch every morning.
Natural wood species, stains and painted colors, matched to your spec.
Built locally or overseas depending on the project, always to the approved drawing and the signed sample. This is where the craftsmanship lives: in the parts nobody sees once it's installed.
Materials selected to suit the project and spec.
Built to the approved shop drawing.
Checked against the approved sample before it leaves.
We stage it in our warehouse, labeled by unit, and deliver to your project consolidated with the faucets, drains and fixtures in the same package. One delivery, one point of contact.
Proven sizes and finishes for fast-moving projects.
Drafted to the space shown in your plans.
Sized and finished to match the vanity package.
Send us the drawings. We'll take it from the first line to the finished room.